About
Every word has:
- a form, what it looks like,
- and a function, what it does in the sentence.
See its counterpart Natural Language - Token (Word|Term)
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Example
- Where are you going?
- Form: Adverb
- Function: Adverb (it answers the question “Where?”)
- Where did we get to?
- Form: Pronoun (it stands in place of a noun; e.g., I got to page 4) ; Page 4 is where I got to.)
- Function: Adverb (it answers the question “Where?”)
- This is the place where my sister works.
- Form: Adverb
- Function: Relative Adverb (it modifies the noun “the place”)
Number
In English grammar, number indicates if a word is singular or plural.
Visualize
- https://github.com/wooorm/short-words - lengthy words
- https://github.com/wooorm/common-words - rare words